Where to eat in Lloret de Mar: charming restaurants and tapas

Sant Jordi is one of the most iconic festivals in Catalonia, celebrated every April 23rd. This day combines legend, culture, and romance, with streets full of books and roses.

The Selva region connects the Costa Brava with an inland landscape of wetlands, forests, villages and traditional crafts. From Lloret de Mar, you can explore it by watching birds in Sils, discovering Breda’s pottery, cycling around Amer or learning about ratafia culture in Santa Coloma de Farners. Here are 10 nature, culture and food activities to help you get to know the area at a gentler pace and plan meaningful outings during your holiday.

Guide to walking the Camí de Ronda from Lloret to Cala Canyelles: hidden coves, history, and a beach with full services to end the route.